File Systems & Partitions
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7
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As a Linux system administrator, you need to know how to manipulate file systems and partitions. Let's look at how to work with the different Linux file systems, and how to create and manage partitions.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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describe the various supported file systems
identify the file systems of mounted and external drives
mount and unmount various file systems
configure the system to mount a file system at boot
use an encrypted file system
mount an encrypted file system at boot and using a fully encrypted file system
control the automatic mounting of file systems when devices are plugged in and safely unmount file systems
add new partitions or additional swap space non-destructively -
create a file system on a physical disk
use tools to create, delete, list and manage MBR based partitions
resize a MBR based partition
change the label of a partition
mount and unmount iSCSI Network Area Storage
use tools to create, delete, and list GPT based partitions
using and compressing swap partitions or files
IN THIS COURSE
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1.Description of Linux Filesystems4m 34sUP NEXT
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2.Identifying Linux Filesystems4m 16s
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3.Mounting and Unmounting a Filesystem5m 16s
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4.Mounting a Filesystem at Boot3m 43s
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5.Using an Encrypted Filesystem4m 38s
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6.Mounting an Encrypted Filesystem at Boot2m 20s
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7.Mounting and unmounting of Filesystems or Devices2m 56s
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8.Adding Partitions Non-destructively5m 9s
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9.Creating Filesystems3m 57s
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10.Using MBR Disks4m 23s
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11.Resizing a Filesystem4m 46s
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12.Changing a Filesystem Label4m 49s
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13.Mounting and Using iSCSI Devices6m 1s
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14.Using GPT Disks4m 16s
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15.Using and Compressing Swap Partitions5m 23s
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